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38wks pregnant, stuffy nose, earache, headache, mild fever, overall "feeling bad". hold out to dr tomorrow, or head to urgent care tonight?
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Viral illness: This sounds like you either have a common cold or a flu-like illness. Doubt that you need urgent care, but always err on the side of safety, and if you feel poorly enough go and be checked. Drink lots of liquids, use OTC meds to alleviate symptoms (your friendly pharmacist can tell you if they are OK in pregnancy). Hope you are better soon.
Answered 6/19/2015
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